User manual CABASSE SANTORIN 25

[. . . ] Any other operation could damage the device and require on-site visit of a qualified technician. Keep these instructions in mind - They will be constantly referred to through this manual. Pay special care to warnings - All the warning labels on The product or warning notes in the user's manual must be followed. Follow the instructions - Follow carefully all the installation and operation instructions. [. . . ] 5 mm 2 the cables connecting 9m 3 mm 2 the speakers to the 12 m 4 mm 2 power amplifier must have the lowest possible electrical resistance. In order to maintain the phase relationship and frequency balance of the loudspeaker system, both loudspeakers must be properly connected to the power amplifier. When properly connected, the cones of the drivers of both loudspeakers will move in the same direction when driven by identical speakers will move in the same signals. If the cones move in opposite directions, the resulting out of phase signals will create a perceptible power loss, particularly in the low frequencies. In either case, always connect red or plus to red or plus and black or minus to black or minus. To check that the speakers are in correct phase, switch the system to mono while music is being played. If the amplifier does not have a phase inversion switch, it will be necessary to change over the connections on one only of the loudspeakers. If in correct phase, the image should be distinctly located between the loudspeakers with Attention, a slight loss of bass and low before operating the unit, midrange level. If the image is be sure that the operating voltage confused and not centrally locaof your unit is identical ted and there is a drastic loss of with that of your local bass and low midrange level, power voltage. For a stereo listening with 2 speakers or 2 satellites and 1 subwoofer, we recommend you to place the subwoofer in the front listening area. The placement of the subwoofer against a wall reinforces the low frequencies and limit the reflections from 80 to 200 Hz. However to obtain the best results, it is always necessary to carry out tests according to the acoustic of the room. Setting up a multi-channel Audio-Video system requires great care when positioning the specific AV speakers. The centre speaker should be placed as close as possible to the screen and where it sounds best from your listening spot while offering the optimal picture/dialogues cohesion. Theoretically, the screen should be located within a virtual triangle formed by the acoustical centres of the main speakers and the centre speaker. Practically speaking, this means that the principal speaker should be placed above the screen if the main speakers are below it, and below the screen if the main speakers are above. The centre speaker should also, if possible, be set slightly back from the others, so that it is located at the same distance from the listener as the main speakers. The rear speakers or surround should be placed against the side walls, at listening height. The subwoofer should be placed in the front listening area, its position against a wall reinforces the extreme low register and limits the reflections between 80 and 200 Hz. However to obtain the best result, it is always necessary to carry out tests according to the acoustics of the room. Your AV processor enables the adjustment in level and delay of each of the 5/6/7 channels of your system. 2 possibilities are offered to connect the subwoofer with your system: 7 and LINE OUT 6 terminals and shielded coaxial connectors, the high level one requiring the use of the speaker HI LEVEL INPUT 5 and HI LEVEL OUTPUT 4 terminals, and standard loudspeaker cables. [. . . ] The input signal must then arrive into the first subwoofer by its L (left) and R (right) HI LEVEL INPUT 5 terminals. These outputs can thus be used to bring the signal to the main loudspeaker systems. With the switch on the AUTO position, the unit will mute after a few minutes without input signal. Attention, before operating the unit, be sure that the operating voltage of your unit is identical with that of your local power voltage. [. . . ]